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Justin P. Johnson

Economics

Cornell University

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About Justin P. Johnson at Cornell University (Cornell)

Justin P. Johnson is an economist at Cornell University specializing in digital platform economics, competition policy, and algorithmic pricing. Representative publications include "TLR4 Activation Enhances the PD-L1–Mediated Tolerogenic Capacity of Colonic CD90+ Stromal Cells", and "HLA Class II Genotyping of African American Type 1 Diabetic Patients Reveals Associations Unique to African Haplotypes", which reflect their ongoing engagement with the field.

Research Areas

digital platformspricing algorithmscompetition policyconsumer behaviormarket designindustrial organizationmerger analysisdata economics
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Research Output

Total Citations274

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Publications33

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Early-stage portfolio

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